You wake with the unmistakable sense that a departed loved one was just there with you — so vivid, so present, it felt less like a dream and more like an actual encounter.
But by the time your feet touch the floor, the dream is slipping away, leaving you wondering whether it was only a dream or something more.
For many of us, death creates an aching sense of things left unfinished.
There may be words we never said, forgiveness we never offered or received, or simply a longing to know: Are they all right? Are they still somewhere? Will I see them again? And beneath these questions may be another we’d rather not contemplate: What will happen when it’s my turn?
Author and dream teacher Robert Moss affirms that you don’t have to wait until death to begin exploring these mysteries. He says that dreaming is the best preparation for dying because dreams can give you direct experience of consciousness beyond the limits of the physical body.
Rather than treating death as a wall you can’t see beyond, dreaming invites you to open a door.
Join Robert for this free experiential event to explore how dreams can become meeting places where you reconnect with departed loved ones, receive guidance from ancestors, extend love and forgiveness across the apparent barrier of death, and even help souls who may be lost, confused, or burdened with unfinished business.
Drawing from decades of teaching and his lifelong exploration of dreaming, shamanism, and the worlds beyond the physical, Robert offers an approach that is adventurous, practical, and grounded in direct experience. You won’t simply be asked to believe there’s life beyond this life. You’ll explore ways to discover what is true through your own dreaming.
Robert will also guide you into the Dream Post Office, a conscious dream journey inspired by his own experience of recovering a message from a beloved family member who had long since died.
You’ll set the intention to visit a place where lost dreams and forgotten messages may be waiting for you, and open yourself to whatever wants to be delivered.
Be prepared to emerge feeling that your dreams are not random nighttime visions, but correspondence from another world that is always available.
Robert asserts that as you become more at home in the multiverse, you can become more at home in this life too — less afraid of death, more available to love, and better prepared to serve someone approaching the end of physical life.
Don’t miss this opportunity to discover why making friends with death can give you greater courage for everyday living.
